Norge Range Parts — Browse All Models

Norge ranges were designed for durability, but even reliable appliances can lose performance over time. Understanding what’s causing the issue helps you choose the right part and avoid unnecessary repairs.

If your oven isn’t baking properly, check the bake element for blisters or cracks. A worn element can cause cool spots in the oven. If the element looks fine, the oven temperature sensor may be sending inaccurate readings and should be tested.

A gas burner that heats unevenly often has blocked ports or misaligned caps. Clean the burner head and ensure the cap sits flat. If the problem continues, the burner valve or igniter electrode may need replacement.

If your range won’t power on, start by checking the home circuit breaker. If power is reaching the appliance but nothing works, a failed relay board or blown thermal fuse could be at fault.

• Bake element: This component delivers the main heat for baking. If the oven won’t heat or food takes longer to cook, the element may be burned out. Installing a new bake element restores steady baking performance.

• Oven igniter: The igniter lights the gas in your oven. If it glows weakly or doesn’t light the burner, it’s likely failing. Learn how to change the oven igniter to restore reliable ignition.

• Surface element switch: This control regulates power to electric burners. When a burner stays off or won’t adjust temperature, swapping in a new surface element control switch restores proper control.

• Oven temperature sensor: This sensor keeps oven heat consistent by monitoring temperature levels. If your oven overheats or stays cool, installing an oven temperature sensor replacement ensures accurate readings.

• Spark module: The spark module provides power to the igniters. If none of your burners spark, installing a new spark module restores full ignition capability.

OEM Norge range parts from Sears PartsDirect are built to fit your exact model and meet original manufacturing standards. Using genuine parts ensures dependable performance, proper fit, and long-term safety. You’ll find illustrated diagrams and helpful repair resources to guide you through identifying and replacing the right components.

Yes. While Norge appliances are no longer in production, Sears PartsDirect still carries OEM and compatible replacement parts for many gas and electric Norge models.

Norge was originally produced by Norge Appliance Company, later acquired by Maytag and then Whirlpool. Many replacement parts are shared across those brands.

A burned-out bake element or faulty igniter is often the cause. Test both components for continuity and replace whichever part fails.

Yes. You can use an LP conversion kit to safely convert your Norge range for propane use.

The model number is usually located inside the oven door frame, behind the storage drawer, or on the frame under the cooktop.